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of judgement and economical instinct
will find 1t to their interest to look at
the styles displayed in u window, to
which plain price tickets are attached,
aud everybody buys for thu same
figure.
We are selling genuine John B. Stet-
son Hats at the same price you have
to pay for inferior hats at other stores.
II is time that has
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-14

Go to Bill Billiard for Best's Mil
waukee beer In any quantity.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-14
LOCAL TIE MS.

Tomorrow and then the circus.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-14

Clean rags wanted ct this office.
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.
Of County Commissioners, Furnished to
the Yellowstone Journal for Publication
In Pursuance to an Act OF the Last Legis-
latiye Assembly.
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK
MILES CITY, M. r., Aug. 10. 1887.


The board Of county commissioners
convened in special session, August
sth at 10 o'clock a. m.
And OH motion set the 9th day Of
September as the day for an election
for the incorporation of Miles City
and the court house set as the polling
place.
Messrs. Fred NJ. kreidler, Nj. q.
Naples and VIM. Harmon were APP
pointed rs judges and Messrs. c. w.
Seyde and w. ii McIntire as clerks for
such election.
The county clerk was then directed
o have a legal notice published for
said election.
Recess was then taken until the af.
ternoon, when the board convened
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first flush Ms you will never have an.
other chance to buy genuine John b.
Stetson Hats, and not ~. b. s." or
would be Stetson's, in all colors and
shapes at about one-third less than
John b. Stetson charges for them.
This chance does not come often. OF
course the goods are too low, yet while
il lasts We will do much to
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-14
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out the clamor Of hard times by offer
ing you any and every larticle In our
stock at prices within the reach Of
everybody. This is unvarnished truth
ana without noise or brag. We invite
you to save money while this sale
continues and don't wait too long. for
you may w buy Stetson Hats
again at such reduced prices, which
are sold now
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-14
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many a fine line of goods by render
ing them shopworn and unreasonable.
II will not effect this sale however rs
these goods are new and fresh, and Of
the latest styles, and no doubt will be
sold
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DIED.

m OK EnDRICK -on the l6th inst, James
McKendrick.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral from nis late
on Sunday afternoon. Services nj the
house az O'Clock. Intersaeat at Mt. Salem
Cemetery.
Afnicton sore long time hr bore.
Phy,lctans were IN VAN,
Til 1od a. last dtd call him home,
And case him c. re pain.
'Rest in peace"
Pailsielphia paper please copy.
Robins Non me 18th OF February,
Ellen Robinson, aged IS years.
Relatives aud friends are respectfully In
vitcd to ATTEND the funeral from the resi-
/, de, CO 81 her son-in-law, Thomas Curiett,
l No 4l5 Vaptsuren street., on sunday after
room at O'Clock lnterment at Mt. Salem
Cemetery
MYEBS On Thursday, FEB. Il, 1857, Ella
| May, only child o. Heary ana Sadie
Myer', In her eth year.
| Relatives and friends are respectfully in
| v!ted 20 attend the funeral nom the resi-
dence u her parental 0. 800 j ileteon street
on sunday afternoon At : o'clock. Services
\ at the house.
tJOHHSOE .--On the 1874 inst, Annie M
wife Of q. Franklin johnson, aged 8,
years.
Relativos end friends are respectfully In
ivlted 70 attend her funeral IRON the rssi
donce OF hen hu band. Bancroft's road, Hig h
LANDS, on n onday Afternoon TO meet at tn,
house a. O'Clock. lntofment at M. Salen
Cemetery.
lBgLLINHE R.-tln the 9Th inst. Benn,
RellinaGr, aged 62yoars
| Relatives and friends are respectfully In
ivited TO attend tso funeral from his lat
residence, No. 500 Ere Oh stree, on Monde
afternoon - $3.50 o'clock. Interment a
! Eiveryiew cemetery,
, Philad alpha papers please cory.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19
FOURTH EDITION
IL THE CRUROnEs.

swedish n. Z. Mission. Preaching q
1881 .. m. and IN y. m, The New. =. 3
Hartwig, pastor. sabbath school ~ p. m
Household Of FaIth. Preaching morning
and evening BY samuel Wilson Of hAnwAs
n. J.
st. Janss' A. U. Chapel, Sixteenth and
Olaymont streets, Rev. q. h Walker, pastor
Pfeacniag at lo.0 q. IN. and q " ana 10
p. m.
st. Mary's Catholic Church. FIRST mas
7 30 .. M; second mass and sermon, lo.So
N. PASTORS cstechism and instruotions,
p. m. vsspsr and ssrmoa, 7.3e p. ~.
reformed Episcopal Church Of Tire Cove
nant, Rev. Charles H. Tucker, pastor. VIII
preach ct 1890 .. N. and address gospel
meeting st Up. m.
New Jerusalem Church. Rev. r. b. Par
melee. pastor. Subject. 1880 u. m, "The
Divine Uomfortsf." No ssrvico Ut nigas
sunday school, s.ls .. N.
Union American n. Y. Church. French
street above Twelfth, the Rsv. II. I. kuiey
pastor. Preaching at less y. n, AND ] =,
p. m. Prayer meeting ato p. IN. ssopstl
school 1t Up. m.
Grace baptist Church, King above Tenth
street, Rev. s. B. hay ward, pastor. Preach.
ing 81 1880 .. n, and 1850 p. IN. Non. onurof
goers particularly Invited. sunday scnooi
Q. m.
First Presbyterian Church, Market stree
near Tenth, the Rev Henry ID. Lindsay
pastor. Services 1890 .. IN. and 30 p. IN
sunday school, Up. IN. Young peoples meet
INK e45p. 10.
Mt. salem M. K. CHURCH, Rsv. X. q
Jones. pastor. lev. ID. II. Oorkran vii
preach At 10 30 a. N. and Rev. John Z. NC
Lsugnlin at 80 .. m. Sualsy school ut 2. 3I
p. IN. Prayer melting ct Q y. m.
Silyerbrook M. u. Church. Sabbath ser
vices, 1880 o. N. preaching by Rev. 4
Thatcher. 1902. IN. ~ A. j. Doibow; p
r., Sunday school; e.lS p. H., young p,o
pies prayer meeting.
Hanover Church. Preaching Sabbath
moral ug and evening By the psster, Kew. Ia
Marks. Public sew cs Hedn esday, Thurs
day aud Friday evsaiass during the week
All are cordially Invited.
A. u. M T.. Church, Frsnch street, between
Ella nth and Ninth, hev. l.. h. Ohippey, pas
tor. Preaching st 10. - 4. n. and 1870 p. m
meeting will continue until the first sab
bath In March.
First 1. NJ Church, Madison street below
Fourth. Rev John W. Harris, pastor
Prayer meeting at . o. IN. Preaching 81 10 81
q. u. Sunday school at y. m. Experience
meeting 1t % p. m. Prayer meeting a.
o.s0 p. H., followed BY sh)rt sermon and
revival service.
Union Gospel Mission, ". Z. corner o.
Front and Narke. suests. Preaching Al
1880 .. m. Sssaay school at p. m. Ex
psrience mseIiAA 81 p. II. sasv val services
every night at Z 40 p. In. Auch interest II
manifested; seSls are under conviction and
seeEing pardon for sin.
Plymouth Mission, Tatnsll street below
Second. Morning service at II O'Clock, Sab
bath school 2 O'Clock and evening service
at O'Clock. Protvac-ed meeting viii com
mence Wednesday evening, with three even
ings and ono afternoon to get ready, tina
sod may help us 70 the work. Ali are 10
vltod. Rev. John y. Brown.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

opinions OF the builder and inspector
that the wall should bo thicker, but 1t
had mot been shown thst any one had
told them they would be dangerous. 1t
was, however, for the Jury TO determine
THE from the evidence, and II they be.
lieved that the wall was not sufficieut.
or dangerous, the defendants were
guilty Of negligence.
II WAS also the duty Of the jury to
determine whether It Was not the duty
| Of the defepdants In erecting building
like this to have employ ed IN architect,
ius tead Of trusting to man who makes
no pretensions OF being an architect to
prepare the plans The defendants al
ae that the wall Wa sufficient, and
Vi O. the storm, which they contend was
81 extraordinary violence, sAastd II to
fall. The plaiutiffs have brought wit
pesses to show that the storm was
not hing more than such A. frequently
occurs, and was not OF extraordinary
violence; they had alto brought q 70
porter, whose business it IL to gather
news for his paper, and he had testified
that there was no other buildings blown
down or damage done in this city by
that storm. It was, therefore, the duty
OF tho Jury to determine whether the
Storm wAs of sufficien violence TO cause
q building to fAl which had been
erected In . proper manner. and with.
out negligence on the part of the
master.
In conclusion, he again informed the
| jury that under no circumstances would
they be justified In finding verdict for
exemr larry damages, but that, fin their
Iopiniop, the plaintiff Is 81 titled to re-
cover at all. he can only recover cJm-
penaatory damages. In reference TO
the amount, he said that no amount OF
money could pay him for pain or sufi
Iering, and If . verdict IL found for the
plaintiff, the jury must take other mat
tiers in connection with bis Injuries
into consideration.
The Chief Justice occupied Que hour
in delivering the charge, ard when he
closed the jury retired.
| Immediately after the Jury retired.
A. &c. Sanborn. Esq, made applica' ion
TO the court to havs judgment entered
against Lydia X. RoJnwell, for 81 ,106,
1t the Instance of the executors OF
Martha Q. Reynolds, opened on the
ground that 1t wac largely in excess OF
the amount due.
| Several other minor motiors we're dis.
posed Of whila the court was "waiting
for the verdict"
A 2.05 o'clock the Jury came In mud
gave verdict for the plaintiff OF S..
600, and upon being polled each dtclar.
ID That mat WAS hig verdict
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19
Gold Watch Free to All

la 1885 we gave away over one n IL.
liou OF our beautiful cards and scrap
pictures. We have ths prettiest lot OF
Sunday school, reward, birthday,
fringed and visiting cards, sorAp pic
lures and fancy tissue papers at any
house In tho trade. To Introduce sam
pies at once We make this liberal offer:
The person telling Us the longest verse
In the Bible before March 18th, will 70
ceive a lady's watch worth SO; solid
gold, hunting Case, stem winding. III
there be more than one correct answer
the seoeGd will receive o sentleman's
gold watch werth $50. hunting caos,
stem winding; the third, solid silver
watch worth S25, the fourth, a gold
finished watch; ssch OF the next ten
persons, an open face, nickel watch.
Encloss "a cents in stamps or silver
with your answer, for which We shall
send you paoh Ct samples Of our love
iy cards and scrap pictsres, price list,
agents. terms and q 80 page book OF
over $50 III ustrations, and a plain gold
ring, made from heavy 1Sk. pure rolled
gold plate. We warrant every one for
five years. Name this paper and write
ut once, al this will not appear again
Address W. q. GriswOld q Co, Room
2, p. o. Building, Centerbrook, Conn
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

while the storm Vas rAzip9 neeWeeu
4 Ard 8 o'clock last evening In the VI
c,nitv Of Newark, there wns = binding
Nssh Of lightning and . heavy peal OF
,hnndsr. and it IVES shortly after
vsrds sscsrtainsd shat Psncadef
station, situated about 2 NILE sCne
OF Newark, was strucs, ana toss
ID. n. Webb. the operator, VINO "a
alone In the once, va ,sriouslY inJus'
ed, having one side Of his BODY par
italy psrs,y sed. end bis shces vere
toIn Cd. Upon the arrival OF the 80 2
m. train, he Was taken 70 Nsvesx'
vhere medical help Vas administsred
This morning his condition Was very
much improved.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

JrNURrJO SALE-WILL BE DOLn ~
public sale, ~ the stables corner Ln,au
ana firsnge strccts, Wilmington, Dsaawsfe,
SATURDAY, FEBKUAKY 10. iss7,
at Il O'Clock NJ, sharp.
N bsaa Of Ohio and Pennylyspis horscs.
sorrsi horss. 6 years cid 10 hands 4V>
hiGh. veishs 1900 pounds, has GOOD \S
bone and Il Q good work horse
4 0Say horse, yssrs Old We nss csssx =,
weighs LOO pounds, extra soos "'- W
draw horse. lSx hands high. weighs
100 posnAs, cannot DO surpassed f'f Wofs OK
' q Gray horse, years old, 70 hands nisn.
weighs 100 pounds. and "s n"s''''
:. Gray horse, Q yssrs old, 10 hands high.
weighs 1870 pounds, extra GOOD worker.
.. Gray horse, years old, 10 nanas n,sn %,
weighs 1850 pounds and Is . goo" "'' W
I. Roam horse. Is Ia hands high, Weighs
iiso PSsnd,s hand and gSo1 h~pds high weighs
100 popnds. and Is good chunk. $500,
0 BAY mare, is "a hands high, weighs lap
10. Blscf horse years old, 10 hAnds high.
weighs $50 pounds and IL good worh or
'I H. Nav horse Q years old. Is - hands high.
weighs isDO pounds, and IL . nrst-rste horse;
IA BAY horse, 9 years old, 10 hAnds hlah,
weighs i4ol pounds, and 10 an extra good
Il. Gray horse, 10 Ia hands high, Weighs
1900 pounds, and Is nrst-class work or drAuxhs
IA. Black mare, 7 yeas old, is la hands
high, weighs 1900 pounds. and 10 gosd
is, Handsome black marc, Is ia hands HI! sh,
weighs 1000 pounds and Is an extra good driver
N and IL. A pair Of sorrel mares, years
old. weighs 2+o pounds, good WORKERS ana
drivers. - -. 80
weighs iios pounds, and Is u good seryiceabie
horse. 49,.
10. Bay horse. o years old, 10 hands high,
weighs i00o pounds, and IL good driver OF
worker.
%. white h rise, rs "a hands high, weighs
1000 pounds, IL a good worker or coach horse,
1ERMs-A credit OF 70 days. on giving note
with approved endorser; o,,x
l.. w. stidham 4 Son, Aucts. fih-ts
fI9, % ~, 2t-2tw
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"The greatest cure on earth for pain.
Salvation on; AXE up the strain.
Chicken Thieves.

The heunery of John Mccullough, at
Csnnevi.!e, was Tsided on Thursday
night, and some ten or . dozan pairs vi
tine fowls went where the wood ne
twintth, On Friday morning about q
bushel of iestkers were found IN Della
planes woods, snowinE that the thieves
had dressed their booty and made prep
srations to oispcss OF the came. Mr..
Mccullough should provide himself
with 3 bulldog or soma other contri
vance n thwsrt the destinations OF such
mRrauders,
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19
A DMINISrRArUk'S SALE
~ --OB-
REAI hyiHATK

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
~ -OB-
REAL ESTATE.
rs vitae OF the authority contained 10
the will Of Mishsei Dousherty, deceased,
viii be exposed % public sale ct the Uounty
Court House, in the city Of Wilmington, on
THE 2.rH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D., 81,
At 3 O'Clock p. IN,
Tho following described real estate. with a
3 story bricz house thereon, being the prop
erty Of the raid Michsel Dougherty, dec'',
sitssts IN the city OF Wilmington, aforesaid.
and bounded and described as follows "a
wit: beginning 1t stake on the westerly
tide OF Windsor street, between seventh
and Eighth streets, at q d istanoe Of SO fee,
from the northerly side OF Seventh street,
thence westerly along the northorly eide
OF = 4 .eet wide alloy and parallel with
Seventh street 81 feet TO the eAsterly side Of
ansthcrI feet wide alley, thence along the
side OF said alley, northerly and parallel
with windsor street ~ feet Inches 70 Q
line OF land, thence with said line easterly
and parallel with seventh street ~ feet u
said side Of Windsor street, thence thereby
southerly ~ feet inches 70 the place OF Do
ginning.
Attendance will be given and term
made X lowl at tho time aud plaos afore
said by JOHN DUUaHERTf,
Admr. ID. b. N. u. 4. A.
n7eodI or BY bis attorney.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19
Attempted Suicide,

EdSard Scott, a butcher, at Sixth and
Madison streets, about 30 years OF age
tried to commit suicide yestt rday by
swallowing an ounce of lsudanum. Hi
went to his hohse and thu owing himsel
across bed awaited death. DIR, Fahsy
who after working with him about III
hour, succeeded in restoring him Il
seriousness. No cause is assigned
for the act.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

James +. Wood q Co. have just re
ceived the contract for roofing and
spoutirg the large hotel at Brandywiue
Springs With tin and galvanized iron
The Mfssrs. Wood Go have also plenty
of orders for all kinds of metal work
Of tin, galvanized iron, zinc, brass and
COpper
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19
1, James IA. Urabp, Ofr.r sIoO

I, JAIheb ii. UrAbb, Oner HIOU
to any one proving that any OF my 100
specimens displayed at 706 King street.
are bogus, or 300 will be deposited In
bank, to be given to any person, that
fail In making q good writer Of In IL
hours mo matter how poor writer now
left-handed or right. Come and SEE
mt. People can hardly believe 1t
Facts ere stubborn things. Come now
studio open daily; afternoons for ladies
no classea; no college nonsense.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19
Public NOtICe.

Wheen In need of o flour that Will
make a white loaf Of bread, and at the
came time retain its moisture and the
essential properties to make perfect
loaf OF bread, ct q reason able price, VIC
have 1t. Gail on Steward, Fourth and
King, entrance Oh Fourth ttreet; phone
40S
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

The union cottage meeting will be
held this Saturday evening at the
huuse of Mr. Stephen Arrants, 1915
West Front ttreet, led by w. Il Grant
of Union M. K. church. Never mind
the distance, the cara go past the door.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19
make No Mistake.

have Como 70 sssy. Nitrous Oxide
Gas speciality, made frssn evefy osy
and perfectly harm less. Teeth txtreotsd
for $780,; with gas, 60c. a sse o. !eesns
IS. 30; best, %. Teeth niled :itn siivss.
75,.: amsigam. SOC gold, u and up'
wards Ofice 6i0 Market stroet. 1T.
Honey well, PhiiAdelphis dentist Look
for the sian OF the big tooth.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19
PERSONAL.

The Rev. G W. Miller, formerly pas-
tor of Grace ID Il church, but now
stationed at Brooklyn, New York,
visited his numerous friends in our city
on Friday. He is looking hale and
hearty, and reports good news of hii
pastorate at his present charge.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19
Promotion of Holm ess

There will be q meeting hold this
evening at ia Market street, for the
promotion of holiness. All interested
in the subject are cordially invited to
attend.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

Frank jackson, av
denizen,w ~ caught 10
hen ioost last Light, q
cious circu IN stancta U
lAst Mr.. Hall, who llvs
Lstimers farms, los!
chickens from . roOsi
DO . pig pen Hsviti
eft, aud fearing thN
TAX on In the same n
and his hired man M
1870 O'Clock took 0 ~
,ut with the ipisnno'a
balau 90 OF nis chicEs'i
place. 4
Mr.. Hall was tufT
when he got to bis hssia
son jump out MI ~
aot WithstAnding Tie ~
insisted that he BAD
out Of the rain " ~
confidence In Jackson
| taxing him to bis touN,
delivered him TO omm
son had . bag win On .
| chicken feathers ronsl
amongst somebody's n
Cummins held him u. =
| court to answ er for s's.'
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19
weather signals.

DR.. Colquhoun. Of Centrevins. hss
rrocnyed n set OF weather signals which
be displays In front Of his store. snd
mskes the different changes - soon -
the reports are received from the
weather bureau ~ Washington. He
deseryes encouragement In his efforts 70
keep pace with the times.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19
Tho IurDL eipe~l

The masquerade o.
man Hall last eyenln1g5
ton Turngemeinde Wv '.
and the grand march rem, III
Miller and wife, follOMs
masked couple Ts: -
we're Henry Miller ~
uies; Emile asu s. h
Charles BrodhArt snu
assistants. Muslc :"
Wallsmith's oicheshs ,
mems we're served %
room.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19
" I'D Cat Caught

by Braydsn. Cod fish cake lunch, to-
night, at Juttison House, 90 South Jus
tison street.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19
Dou.

Aiisn b Adams are rs.ss
consignments OF all kl.aIT
oy sters, st 30 King s1et
Rev. r. o. Jones, p,ssl
N. K Church, will ~
Stephenson In the csus I
Wellington, Md. ,o.non
They say the win.s, M
houses will run somevhsl
4 larRs and elegantly ID
for rent. In essy thisus
who sells DR.. Bull's CCsa
| Unusual advantage; U
meEt In connection sia
macy, with skilled .A,!
applisnces; Sixth and I
Private entrance. Nall
| w. H. Higgins, Who u
the Boston League CD
season. yesterday rscIN
Mr.. Billings, the irssral
20 be ready 70 leave lAla
At o days notice.
| Yesterday vas The I'd
Miss MAble Thstchtr, vi
she ~As surprised at ts
1909 Esst Seventh street
pected visit OF q numN.
friends.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19
Fifth EDI
A Ihnna

Variable wea,h,, ~
|yssssrday ended ia W.,
LOT mosm .! last evening. ~
NV minutes ATE, n i ~.
n.sh o. lightning nd
indicated . real corns
slsmsnts. From N
nearly . O'clock then, ny Z.
sust With but . ies ~
them. ylastes Of li,...
surrounding scen.t, -
pal Of thunder iolIs,..
tremendous dashss y !:
|rssslins Of hall at in,, =
| TIE CUTTERS nlltd ~ ~
|napy instances oy.,x,,
| walks and into num,,...
localities, where vO,s u
pleted late In the mi
torn mp BY the tiood., ~!
Of the city suffered ~
|overtiowed collars. ~ \
on Poplar street from ~
and on 8, oond itrstt ~ 4!
Many cellars In tl,s J,
| water In them . 100, a..
The culvert at sscoss .
strests vas very b,dI 4
the nevly.msde seven n
Adams streets have p,o,' !
adequate 10 carry OF n. \
OF water thsi came ru,sI..|
the old almshou,e lOt
branches Of shlplsy \,
whole neiRhborhood ~
tieassnt streets WA ~
sewers not being large ~
u AL In, and quite . nm
In that vicinity are Isds|
ono TO two feet Of vss,
Residents who thpush|
secure from floods sirs
mont Of the crlverts uud.j
are disappointsd and NJ
cell out and move ausy
and the railr' "a tra,k p
Monroe and Jack .on M
deplorable COT ditiop, \
however, the paved ~
and brig ut, and those raI
tho better for the ,oly !
have received. No irian|
the city by the thunder
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19
N. B. DANFORTH

No ore ehould neglect cough or a cold
ne matter how slight, for an honr
HASSON COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR
never falls In curing the worst case OF
coughs. Colds. hoarseness, Sore Throat,
bronchitiF, Group, Asthma and Chronic
Oartarfhs.
For sale by q. $. SIN it'll, corner Delaware
avenue and DuPont street; J. j. Gallagher
Bro, 1903 and 1904 Market street; +. W
rehn, He and 2l7 West 9Th street; T. Il.
Oaltmeil' esrner 9th ard Madison streets
Jefferson streets, Wilmington, dol 1884
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

LeRg Gets the f1pest lunch in the cit,
tonight, 224 King.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19
rne Wo,,b

Tomorrow pronis,,'s
slightly colder. ..i I' %
viii probably prss s
risina temperature -
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19
hUriaN

Annie NJ. wife Of >. >
son, who resides on , ,ss
parted this life on fia ~
meas Of six or elgl.
she suffered grss!liii N
She leaves D husosp,u IN,
The youngest an l'' y,
weeks old. rs well b. ssI
mourn her deceaseo, Gan
be inferred at M, o''
Monday afternoon III
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

Don't forget Citizens Rink, Tuesday
Foblu ary %, u IL p. N.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

Alberto orchestra will render muaic
at Citizens Rink Tuesday evening
next,
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19
me Acsdenp'

Newton Beers ana ,o ~
make their last 81 sP IN
Academy this e'''''
London. -, MN
On Monday nlk. ,S.,tsl.
coDa mence nn ss,'llMl
i three nights and ts y 81
ing the Iem air si ',,lDit
appear In "rhe r. ..I
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

Don't forget the bsl4
ga King street, to risa
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19
LswisL LIZ

Lewis List, coDh h,sss
jail .S under ,sa : Ii1' q si7jss 4
very " III. and MD, ls'ih Mr.
celved TO ne',l ,, tu,M
war ted 10 $50 ho ,Imnei
better this inOfiiDS
years OF age. IN
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500 CA6H.
The opportunity is
given for a short time
of purchasing any Of
the houses mentioned
below upon a payment
of 500 cash and the
balance on mortgage
wish small monthly
~ q xrv~1 o. ~. %n.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

WAHIElI-A WEEKLY REPUBLl'
w can OF Feb. 10, 1857, for which cents
viii be plit nj this Office. f9.2t
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

ENoh SALE BED BOOM SUIT,
IL pieces. Good as rev Veassy's drug
store, 6,h and Monroe streets. 1895
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

w street. Hg-3ts
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

MT AN TED A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housewo-k, at NoIoll Tatnall street.
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Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

NTANrED-A GOOD WHITH GIRL
w Tor general bousework. Reference
required. Apply at No. 1904 King street.
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Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

Ns0R SA!4f--NO. JOis ". FRONT SIR D
y story Brick dwelling. o room . and bath
. .,1ad porol 'front.' side AMI back yard. Price
zig ". AS'h'S easy Il. d. WALTER,
hes' coz Shiuley st
Daily Republican., 1887-02-19

EoR RtNr-h FARM In BRANDY
e. wlne Hundred, 4 mile from civ as
acres viii rent low 10 good tenant, ami
TO j. }. PElkOE. q W. Tth st., city. fis.tt